Implementation legislation requires contracting states to enact domestic laws to give effect to treaty obligations under the DTAA. Article 9 requires the Contracting Parties to enact domestic legislation necessary to comply with and give legal effect to the terms of the Double ... Summary
Implementation legislation requires contracting states to enact domestic laws to give effect to treaty obligations under the DTAA.
Article 9 requires the Contracting Parties to enact domestic legislation necessary to comply with and give legal effect to the terms of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement, obliging each party to adopt statutes, rules, or regulations to secure the treaty's operation within their domestic legal systems.
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